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MARTINS FERRY.
Damage by tho storm-Wood Firos--Scw
|g- n. 77ia -. l1ass Fnrunca .a VS. x 4-Tsrz q

Damage by tho storm-wood Firos--Sew
r CLAN Furnace. S.sT:1is.s..
A little daughter Of Stuart Wilson Is quite Ill.
The Big Fur combination PLAYED 10 A pood
house In Lafayette hall last night, - Is . e,
Miss Alice Miller, who has been afflicted with
typhoid fever for twelve weeks past Is lying very
For the latest fall ard winter STYLES In good NJ
ting clothes, 90 to f. Rub, merchant tailor second
street. n d & 5.,'IlT. - -
The clustering weather OF Sunday made mum.
coming 75I11,' = '>''',' '- 80
The Buckeye Glass Company Yesterday tried
their new furnace and find 1t a great success : II
Is low square structure, holding two pots heated
By natural gas, and Is well liked by tho poyes.
John Williams was arrested Sunday for being
drunk and disorderly, and after being landed III
the lookup. picked up a stool and hit Officer VII.
!iams over the eye. Mayor Keller yesterday fined
him $40 and costs and gave him six days work,
The heavy wind storm OF Sunday did cousidcra
bic damage inand about town. Tho south gable
aud brick wall which was left standing after tho
IRE a. the Martins Ferry stove works. In paully
addition, was blown down 10 the ground, making
loud cater, and scattering bricks In every Tree.
ton Aluantity OF shingles were blown or the
1901 oil the plumbing shop OF Wilson & Wagner
The north end Of one OF the old black houses over
In S!acEtown was blown out and various sheds
and outbuild!ngs were torn down During tho
high wind the little wooded district below Robert
aarshas house, across the river. took fire. and il
gulshed. Report comes from hillside farm or that
large field OF uncut corn had boon blown down
entaillng big loss. Other minor reports nj Inn ef
lecS OF tue wind are occasionally heard 77.s-ln1g
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ABOUr PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
i q bronJ

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
* 9g Is -5f5t- y Abrond. 4.l
Frank D. Young and wife, OF New Mar.
tinsvllle, arc in the city.
Mr.. Alfred PAUL has returned home
fEom an Esate,n business trip. 3-
Mr.. Gus B. Spates, OF Clarksbury, was
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
. Harry Mann, manager OF the "Parlor
Match" company, is ut the Mcclure.
Capt. John Bsggs has returned to his
home on the Island from his Dakota
property, and expscts to remain NIL win
ter. 81 ~ 3fF
E:..P. Gano, Esq, Of Doddridge county, ia
among the more noted West Virginisnn in
the city. Hs is registered at the stamm
house. .
Ft.Mayor Jacob Grub has returned
from trip East where he has been buy
ing fresh atock Of holiday novelties ior
bis store. ~ =
Miss Virginia Gibson has returned
home from Steubenville, where che has
bssn tho guest OF Miss Name Foster for
the paat month. = ..a
Mr.. George PAUL. and party of friends
from here have been down the Ohio
River road on fishing md hunting trip
ior the past week.
J. d: WeIzsl. Of Pavenswood, Clarence
1. Smith, Of Fairmont, and Col. W. II.
Grout, Of Cleveland, are among those reg.
istered at the Mcclure. So 81 -
Mr.. Charles II. Drew, who made so
good an Impression as Marquis de Aardllac
in the opera last night, is an old Wheel.
ing boy. He does the city proud.
Among the Weat VirQinians registered
at the Stamm house last evening we're:
John T.. Wsggoner, Weston; B. Tyson
Harmer and Allison Robinson, shinna-
ton; James Bumgardner and A. Mathew,
OF Harrison county; F. Brinkman, Wes-
toni e. -. .Faxcest, Reedsville; II. P.
Noes, Parkersbure /; 5. Engle and Il. Swan,
Middlebeurne; W. F. Wallace, Hunting
ton. Is, :, = - n Il
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"a WONDERFUL ANALYSIS.
a Simple rliy,icai Tr"hsle Show" to . DO
thu nBcginnlns Of The Eud."

MS iNC v iSVElIHlUN W Wv '""
What ID a rolsllr u, Ia anirt.aloa OF tbs throat
and lungs. wlIal causes !. = Congestion. Stop
The congestion, the irritation soaaSs and the coughs
cured. But6ow to atop tho congestion Al. there
IL Jus. where physicians have aiwnys boen puzzled.
Id, IL mus. bs checked. or pneumonia, quick con-
sumption or some terrible pulmonary disease will
Z follow. so,pe doctors give cod liver oil, others
cough .rfun,. hu, tho most advanced prescribe
,,IunlAb,, Nature muIt 10 assisted. Pure whIslsy
viii do Il. See What phyGIcans say: =
rtot. A.t,.ln Flint OF Eellcyus tscw York; Col.
l,as. ,ay.. "Tho juilcO,a u,o ot aleohdllc stlmu.
I.ot. |. ono OF tho striking clarac.ari.cs Of PRO.
grr,s III The practice OF medicine durlus tho last
ilAit century" .-H gs t.lts
Professor Henry A. Mott. Of Sew York. tays'
"The purity Of DuIyA Pure Malt Whisky las iuI-
rIe analytical tests viii readily convince ply
sctan or MI expert nhou,d certainly recommend II
to tho iishcI. public favor" u,
Or. Vim. T. Gutter. statS Chemist OF Connecticut
says, "DunS'S rnrc Malt Whisky contains no do.
ICterions or Injurious qualities aud It's absolute
purity az wrli N scitutihc inoda Of Manufacture.
must commend 1t 10 general tso and favor
DuHy'A Pure Malt whlskey Ia acertaiH euro and
preventive OF congestion. and should 10 kept In
every family. 1t /. ,old by all druEsl.a and dcl.
err. IL suro and secure tho genuine.
"a .
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The storm Of Sunday night did o GOOD
deal OF damage. The crematory building
was partially unrooied. A thick PIANO Of
plate glass in the basement OF the Public
Building was blown in and broken. a
shutter at the residence Of John G. Hoff.
man, on tho South Side, blew shut and
broke four panes Of glass. Other damage
isreported, which while not sesious in any
caso, aggregate good deal. 81 2tgff ms
The residence Of Mrs. Mooney, on High
street, was eomewhat damaged, and the
outhouaes OF Dan Husselton'a pleco. in
the same locality, blown down by the
wind. Perhaps the greatest damage, how.
ever, was in the blowing down OF corn
checks and hay stacks oil over tho coun-
try, and will entail considerable lose on
the farmers in the aggregate. Fires we're
burning laat night In the woods in many
places. n Y ~. t59gsTE'
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Council Con, m,ttees.

The, Council Committee on Scales met
last evening and in addition to auditing
bills decided to recommend to Council the
purchase and setting Of new pair OF S.ton
scales at the corner OF Market and Seventh
street. Tho scales in uBe at that point at
present nre too light and in addition have
done nervice till they are about worn out
and are in consequence unreliable. The
committee estimates tina. the improve
ment will not cost over Sl25. The Board
OF Public Works and tho Bourd OF Police
and Fire Commissioners also met last
evening, but considered nothing outside
Of routine matters. -
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VIII DO Sent to Weston.

L. F. Hoot, the man arrested at his
brother's.in.lsw, Mr.. T. Jennies, on the
leland Sunday, as chronio!ed in ycstsr.
dsy's INTELLIdEScER,w as arraigned before
U. s. Commissioner Forbes yesterday
morning. The charge was ceiling cigars
without ailixing the revenue stamp as re-
quired by law. The evidence showed that
Hoot was unbalanced in his mind, and the
suspicion was created that he had merely
been used as a tool by Ohio sharpers in
the cigar buaine,s. After due considera.
ton, the Commissioner committed Hoot
to jail, but advised his friends that he
would be at their disposal If they secured
an order for bis commission to the Weston
asylum. EE37iif -,
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Church Burned.

The N. E. Church at Toronto Was totally
destroyed by fire Sunday evening, to.
gether with ita contents. Tho fro caught
from the stoves, the janitor having failed
to turn down tho natural gas after choir
practice Saturday night. and the stoves
becoming red hot communicated the FIRE
to the wood work. The building was O
large frame structure, and the loss will be
% 900, partially covered by insurance.
BY hard wosr the adjoining property was
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OPERA GLAssEs.
dhe q,stelsliiQ(Rttfra:.


onIuo: Nos. 20 and AZ Fourteenth Street.
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Tile DurslArs Again.

Sunday night burglars effected an on.
trance into Raids liquor store, on Main
otreet, by way Of the back door. The door
was locked and barred, but the thieves
bored out panel and reaching in uniaa.
tened 1t. There wero signs that the safe
had been tried, but in vain. Only q tria.
ing amount Of change from the till and
what brandy md whisky the burglars
could carry was stolen. Tho gang operst.
ing in the city now seems to have fond.
nees for tue liquoIs. 9. Mr.. Rsid's store
was entered some time ago and bis sale
blown open: This time the thieves were
leHs auccesslul. b.. - Il -
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AFoRAtER WHEELING LADY.
olIss Ella Dillon 10 Mistaken for . Japanese
lsl M Lady In the West, 81

III Lady In tho West, s-
u II was at a meeting Of the convention
Of the Dss Molnes branch Of the Wonen's
Foreign Missionary Society at the Grand
Avenue NJ. E. Church, Of Kansas City.
Miss Oushman, a Boston lady, and mis-.
aionary to Chins, asked Miss Ella Dillon as
a personal favor to don handsome silk
Japanese suit, in order to give the people
some idea Of the appearance Of a native
heather woman. Miss Dillon consented
with the promise that her name be with.
held. Accordingly the Wheeling lady was
introduced % o representative Japanese
lady. Ascending the platform she gayo
the salaam, which is done by sitting fiat
on the floor and bowling the body for.
ward until the head touches the floor.
Upon regaining an upright position tho
natives chatter their ealutation. So per.
feet was her imitation Of the language
that at least three.fourths Of the audience
mistook her Tor genuine imported heath.
on woman. The personal friends Of Miss
Dillon present were convulaed with laugh.
ter, and the audience fairly waved at her
ealutation.' A request was sent up by
several peraonal friends asking that sho re.
cite 1.-THE Bolls." Miss Dillon promptly Oh.
jocted, as abe was dressed In the Japanese
costume and the occasion was not an ap.
propriate ono. Miss Cushman urged her
to comply, suggesting az an excuse for tho
costums that she might demonstrate what
1t Ia possible for an educated heather to
accomplish. She very gracefully respond.
ed, and the audience for the first time
realized its mistake. Such round OF
applause and profuse demonstrations OF
approval, with showers Of congratulations
followed as 1t is impossible to describe.
Miss Dillon has gone to Lincoln, Nebraska,
on prolersional tonr. The western
people accord her as much praise ss has
been so lavishly showered upon her by
competent critics East and South.
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me storm sunday night blew down most OF the
baysacks and corn shocks In this Vicinity and il
reported to have done considerable damage In the
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N. s. Wood Coming.

Nj. Morria II. Warner is horo, srranp.
ing for the appearance at the Grand next
week OF n. S. Wood and his dramatic
combination. Mr.. Warner Is a well
known show man." having been press
agent OF Barnum's circus and manager of
Robson and Crane. Mr.. Wood will pre.
sent biz new play, "The Walls Of New
1oIE," the first three nights OF the week
ana at the Wednesday matinee, and 1.-THE
Btoy scout," a tavorite hero last season,
thursday, Friday and Saturday. It is
unnecessary to speak OF Mr.. Wood his
euoceas here lastseason Ia Gill fresh in the
public mind. IA, ~ -. $50 :. -
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{ A We'll Earned R,,t.

Superintendent James Riddle and Mru.
Riddle leave to-day Tor pleasure trip in
the Eaat. Mr.. Riddle has earned this
vacation. He has completsd the laying Of
tho new water mains on tho South Side
and also finished the re.setting Of the wa.
ter pl1gs on South Alaiu street along ina
line Of the proposed new brick pavement,
The work Of pipe laying and all work re-.
guiriDg the digging up Of the streets viii
not BIZ Recommended until next sprinu.
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#H.#
clio Fsec.

On Thursday evening Miss Nellie Free,
soubretse, will open three nights en-.
gaSoment at the Grand Opera House in
,on the Sahara" comedy drama in
Jour sc!s by Frank E. Drumm. On Fri.
LAY evening the serio comic drama, "Dad's
Gil, " will be put on. Saturday evening
the engagement will be closed with
Little Mics Johnston" story Of life in
Ohio and the results OF natural gas, In.
cidsntal to each Of the above named
plays Miss Free will give On exhibition OF
her banjo playing and will, assisted by
the company, render many late musical
gems. (, 81. ;.,5 -''''1'
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Railroad Promotion.

Capt. W. B. RICE, who has been running
q local freight train on the Ohio River
road between Point Pleasant and Parkers.
burg, hiss been promoted to bs frat claso
conductor and Is now on through paes.
enger run from hero 10 Point Pleasant,
He is efficient, kind snd obliging, and has
already made large number OF friends
on this end Of the road. Tho conductors
now on this Iosd Gro Captains G.. B, Hol.
land, TT. Hindee, E. B. Conrad, William
dis, J. T. Patrick and W. B. Rico. The
traveller on railroads mover struck better
SO. of gentlemen than be will find In
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du 11 NJ 9n 4st q Whes western ea.ier and
scasgse: December jSnr SoVem S,st
spSs i?Hs9he: October .Sc Sd; Noyamb c1 1I Hna
a Ind e CIV s aes;e! seS ,I5g,. &c os
Saae Provisions quiet and es sIei no. 10 mi1 1
~ Galo ~ Lard, refined So. Egas stcaIv AZ ~
GS }r nomnay steady; Rio casocs Oldham H.
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i New Euriues on the BE O.

All of tho ten-wheel freight engines
running between here and Graftonsthe
fourth diviaion Of the B. & o. rosd-are
to be taken of and replaced with engines
called small mogula, or nine hundreds.
They are called nino hundreds from their
numbers, which are all over nine hun.
dred. There have been Two gangs OF
bridge carpenters inspecting and repairing
the bridges on the fourth division Tor the
last two weeks. 90 as to have them safe for
the young Eogplp. y, 5, .stzH
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Hrllc parlur Match. y

Mr.. Harry Mann arrived IN the city yes.
terday and will spend several days with
Wheeling friends and rslatlveu, and max.
Ing srrar gsmenta for the appearance at
the Opera House next Monday and Tues.
day evenings OF 1.-THE Parlor Match Com.
pany, Of which he Ia manager. MI. Mann.
~ the way, was school mate horo in the
carly hlTties OF MIR. q. Fl. Drew, now a
member OF the Carleton Opera COMPANY.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
Runaway Accllunt-Into1.catlon in a n,

Runaway Accld1nt-Intoxication In a No
.t46aEE License Town. gt3siF K
4. f. Henderson took the first degree OF Missionary
Last Tuesday night. - -
Alss ]. Y. Evans returned from short visit to
the country yesterday. = Is5I ,a7r-'f1i. - :
The Rigs bros. expect to have the new Episcopal
Church done In sixty days. y, = -
Work on the coke ovens Is being rapidly for.
watded, and some new miners have already ar.
rived. ,,sSs 49, -, -, -
;, Il ss,id that L; =; pu1dy will probably no. &C.
desirable office. - - - - - :
W; X. WhlttinSham, who formerly clerked for
home III Omaha. ~. i.e75T 5fI - = '''s -
Capt John Smith and Mrs. Mary sigafocse were
married sunday night by Rev. L. L, Stewart, at
tho residence Of the bride. - = - :
sinec the marriage market Is booming II is said
INST another young professional gentleman will
soon tARe unto himself wife. 80 f. 49, 81
Rev. L. L. Stewart has commenced a series OF
sermons on "liome Life" His sermon SUNDAY
morning Is highly conplimented.
The case Of Harvey Coxys. Ed Koontz was on
VA IN me Circuit Court yesterday. This was a
sui !os S3t0O for assault and battery, -
In the case OF Collins vs. the Ohio River rail road
the grand jury returned verdict Tor slfOg ior The
painful. molten was made 10 set aside the YER
The storm Sunday night blew down most of the
baystacEs and corn th0cks In this vicinity, and IS
country. N''''''ee ~ 49,
Editor John W. Durchinal. H. N. Riggs, supcsiu.
tsndent Ed Robinson. A. R. Latng and several
gond luck aud plenty OF sport. Jhey sro getting
up party to go TO the mountains deer hunting. ?
:, Two young gentlemen hired team from Mr.,
Henrietta sunday, and while driving near tho
depot the horse became frIphtaned mud ran ar
the buagy was badly broken. but no one was burt,
Masr Oh WHISKY was found where the buggy was
we:e In from the country taking in the town. -
One night last week two young ladies wore terri.
bly frightened by drunken man who wus living
on the pavement dead drunk. The ladies framed
upon him before he was noticed, and their screams
could be heard moro than q square away. Ibis
same man was found not long before In a drunken
stupor with butcher knile In his hand, Another
young man was out walking with his girl, and he
wss laying for him with the knife. but booze laid
HIN out betore his intended victim came along,
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Wanted-si.ustion US Dry Goods Salesman,
Wanted sIOccmaEo:s ana Brickiayes, Fl
Wanted-A Young Man. .1'li. llr 5e7sl'
For Rcnt-Tw0 Furnished Rooms. III: a2e-L
Fine G!asSwGre-Ewing bros. $50
Pho,phOfus Guttcr--K II List.
supper and Entertainment at Firat Baptist
Church. a'1-I.l -'ssy 'sf - FT-74-- So q.
Horses 10 wInter-J. H. Connolly.
STRAY C0w-GecrRe Cruinbackcr. as
= Wall Paper and B0rocrH-Jos. Graves d Son, q
Niue Out OF Every Ten, &c Logan d Co.
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WELLSDURG..
More Gossip About tho Contest over the


aa GE4 POstoiiico. 1893 Z
Elmer Brady, Of Brooke county. left yesterday on
the B,ltinoto 4 Ohio railroad for Sandwich, III,
for six weeks visit TO his sistor. n
Tho Catholic festival held at Barih's Opera Hall
on last Friday and Saturday evenings was grand
success. The sum rcAl!s!d after all expenses were
paid. was 1915. - = =
Mr.. J. u. Palmer said yesterday he went TO
wheeling Sunday to- hear Rev. &. X. swope
preach. He left his Presbyterian Sabbath
school In charge. OF Elder Carmichael, and
considered himself greatly benefited BY lis
tening 70 Roy; Mr.. swope's teachings. When
asked who paid for The carrlsge, he replied that
the parties who went III It paid Tor IT. that be was
not working for money, but for the success Of the
Democratic party and his friends In that party
The fact Is that Palmer's famous speech at lie
State Convention III Wheeling. In which he told
the DenOcratic party togo to the d. has put him
H. bad favor with the party, and 1t Is said his ln
illence with Mr.. kenna don't amount 10 much
hon. william i. Tar, when interviewed, said lie
went TO Wheeling 10 attend the Jewish church
Captain william Oakts said 1t WIS holiday and
ne lust went along 10 sec the fun. Tho matter
hassrred up the other asplrauis for the pos toica
aud early Yesterday EOrGiug v. u, RIdyeley and
Henry Iiliken were In Wheeling lust 10 aud Out
what Mr.. Kenls said. 1t Is said MIR Zllliken
stands good show. Mcssrs. Palmer, Cakes and
bells candidacy. ~ ~ -. -
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A. Il. RICE & co.

VIII receive and open to-day a large in.
voice Of Felt Hats aud B0nnets Of e1.
elusive styles. New Wings and Fancy
Feathers, New MOire 6lace Ribbons,
steel, Cashmere aud Jet Ornaments,
Metal Trimmings and high grade novel:
ties ii the correct styles. IS
~ IN u. a. Il, RICE & co.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE:are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, Pantalo0nings and Over.
continys, Which we are prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.class style ut reasonable
prices. 81 .55:.si 5
full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock. ~ i 2 . 81 "a
E Our White Unlnundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enforced front and back, at
50 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. Z. HESS Il SUNS,
1891 u 1898 Mnrket Street,
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Notire 10 Cnrpet nurara

Before buying Carpets We ask you to
look at our line. Having the largest line
In tho Stats to sslect from, and having less
expense and buying for spot cash, enables
us to show you larger line and sell you
lower than any heuee in the State. ~
HI va, STONE l. THOMAS.
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Indicntioua.

WAsHlSsfov, D. O., Oct. 26.-For Wet
Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
mis-, colder, followed by slightly warmer
fair weather, light to fresh northwes.erly
winds, becoming variable. 4 x q
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100 g WASHING MACHINES FREE.-To
introduce them. II you want one send ct
once to Monarch Laundry Works, 400 va.
bash avenue, Ohicsgo, III. -.
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TORRENT.

3 Four Rooms In rear part Of os9o Mai, s... !,
Two Rooms. l6l4 WOODS street. IL 90. SHec'' ~
T TMo sooms, q Twen.y.th!rd Steet, $40
p.iitrC Moomea HOUSE on Eleventh btrect east oil
JAMES "a. HENRY
4 eai Atate Agent. q. q. Pension and Clair, ~.
/. torney, Collector and Notary Public. = - oa,n '
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~ CloHks. Clonks. Cloaks.. ~
tsdies', Misses and Ohildren's Oloaks
in large vsriety at extremely low prices. q
STONE & THOMAS, *
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As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
Ris!, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 20 AN. y H.. Sen, 7P.n,
AS' TO- 81 so va; s6o 50' :
Wrathcr-Ea!r. vi y Is. l. m $500 81
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:ELRaANT wedding presents in Bronzea,
Clocks and Sllverware. Gall on ft5.i'
W. J. LuKrNs,
No. 1858 Main street, y
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LEADING physicians Say Palmer's Skin.
Success Soap l. Ointment is the best
remedy for skin diseases. At Drug Store
Of McLain Bros. II ~ :. q.